Classic, vintage or antique motorcycles are generally at least 25 years old and look the way they were intended to when first manufactured or built. Depending on the insurer, classic bikes as young as 20 years old can be considered vintage motorcycles.
A vintage re-build shows at Throttle Shrottle included restoration of motorcycles, modified motorcycles and everything that you would not find in today’s time and is vintage. The outcome of the event was tremendously pleasant, some rare machines were displayed and Throttles own vintage motorcycle were also on a display.
These days, there is a large divide between those who prefer automobiles and those who enjoy the wonderful delights of motorcycles. For some, motorbikes embody the very essence of high speeds and cool rides, they are the epitome of sophistication with a splash of dark and intense notoriety.
It certainly is a great time to be alive for those who live, breathe, and sleep motorcycles.
Motorcycles are more than just transportation. They are a joy to ride—to lean through curvy highways and open up the throttle on open roads—and they are an extension of your personal style. Motorcycles are the mechanical solution to form meeting function, and the aesthetics often come from simplicity and the exposed machine itself.
This is especially true when you're talking about vintage bikes. Ride one down the street and all heads turn, nodding in approval. There are plenty of fast, beautiful, timeless two-wheelers on the road, but few are as stylish, iconic, and fun to ride.